FILE NAME: Saranac (SAR) DATE: 1946 July 26 DOC#: SAR061 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Letter from Dr.

FILE NAME: Saranac (SAR) DATE: 1947 July 22 DOC#: SAR099 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Confidential Memo RE Dr.

FILE NAME: Saranac (SAR) DATE: 1948 Apr 26 DOC#: SAR130 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Letter to Keasbey & Mattison from Vandiver Brown RE Impending Report upon Dr.

FILE NAME: Saranac (SAR) DATE: 1948 Nov 3 DOC#: SAR157 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Memo from the Medical Dept of the American Brake Shoe Co in Response to Vandiver Brown's Comments on the Saranac Report rv .AMERICAN BRAKE SHOE COMPANY1 C 0 P I MEDICAL DEPARTMENT 2501 b lu e I s la n d Av.

FILE NAME: Metropolitan Life (ML) DATE: 1945 Feb 17 DOC#: ML150 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Memo - Difficult to Read NOtlCl: if th e film Image le lee* clear than thle notice, it 1 due to the f quality of tho document being film e d _____________________ , $ / c ( f y * . f , &>*1S y v f* * W o r /TM / gm ~S trial exhibit JSZ010 if vr 3 * Lv ,a] uL' '3a *r ss a-a.3te O . dOA fl 3 1 * * V 3 dft iJ t4i 2|, 4* * o 3 If-" 0 *4 0*4o0.~1 Z3b5.2- !

FILE NAME: Owens Illinois (OWILL) DATE: 1943 Apr 8 DOC#: OWILL012 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Letter to The Surgeon General from N.C.

FILE NAME: Owens Illinois (OWILL) DATE: 1948 Oct 30 DOC#: OWILL042 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Report by Saranac Lab - Regarding the Biological Activity of Kaylo Dust IST1UM REPORT RSSAfiSISa TSE BIOLOGICAL ACTITITT o r z j.u a tust to tho a v n s -m jH o is g la ss co m piei TOLEDO, OHIO TUE 3AHASAC LABORAICBI s i s m e LASE, 5V IOBE CCTOEZS JO , 194$ taittad tyr 'ihur J . , Yorvald, M* D0 E iroctor ' Wvard L .

FILE NAME: Philip Carey (PC) DATE: 1944 Aug 7 DOC#: PC074 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Letter to Sears Roebuck from Dr.

FILE NAME Industrial Hygiene Foundation IHF DATE 1940 July DOC IHF030 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION IHF Foundation Facts 1992 19921992 November November November November November November November November November November November ABRAMSABRAMS ABRAMS ABRAMS ABRAMS ABRAMS ABRAMS ABRAMS ABRAMS ABRAMS ABRAMS ABRAMS ABRAMS ABRAMS RERE RE IN IN Vol 2 FOUNDATI FOUNDATION FOUNDATIO FOUNDATION FOUNDATION FOUNDATION FOUNDATI FOUNDATION FOUNDATION This letter is Issued monthly to member companies and trade associations afiliated with Air Hyglene Foundation Its purpose is to report Foundation news and activities Air Hygiene Foundation is a partnership of industry and science organized to protect the bealth of the 15 million workmen in heavy industry July 1940 Industrial Health --- One of The Ramparts We Watch No.7 01865 The health of workers is just as essential us the health of soldiers in this period when production is indispensable to defense Health of workers especially skilled workers is doubly important now Meanwhile increased production tends to increase health hazards and illness World War I proved that This is a period when eternal vigilance is the price of industrial health Will your protective equipment like oxhaust systems carry increased loads Are you planning plant expansions If so remember the stitch in time Protective equipment can be built into a building with efficiency and economy that can never be achieved by lator patch work installations Sec abstract No. 522 in the attached Digest of Industrial Hygiene for an account of how the Ford Motor Company benefited from such planning Feel free to discuss the industrial hygiene aspects of new plant construction with the Foundation But NOW is the time not after the plant is built And please bear in mind the Foundation covers the whole field of chemical hygione Ask the Foundation The variety of subject matter in the attached Digest shows the scope of the Foundation's interest which ranges the whole field of industrial health and is not restricted to just silicosis as some unfortunately believe Member companies are urged to call upon the Foundation for information whether it pertains to hemicals or borne infections For instance a steel company member writes We would like to take this opportunity to express our appreciation for your very prompt and completo answer to our letter cerning the toxic and other offects likely to chemicals that were itemized in our letter of of March 7 requesting information conbe encountered in the use of various that date The information contained has proven very helpful Dr.

FILE NAME Insurance Industry INS DATE 1940 June 8 DOC INS036 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Article from The Weekly Underwriter Underwriting Aspects of the Industrial Dust Hazard by Dr.

FILE NAME Corning OC DATE 1941 June 12 DOC OC356 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Draft - Safety Information on Health Aspects of Fiberglass MOA Piece V T L 190 190 105 Malling Piece on Health Aspects of Fiberglas oo ECA - 6/12/41 Fiberglas is a new basic material When a new basic material is offered to industry it is right and proper that workmen personnel directors safety engineers plant physicians insurance underwriters and representatives of governmental agencies devoted to protecting the welfare of workers should ack Does the manufacture and use of this material introduce new we unknown or uncontrollable health hazards It is right and proper that this question be aske about Piber- glas Those who ask it are entitled to a complete authoritative , doou- mented answer They will recognize too that those who are engaged in the manufacture of Fiberglas necessarily must have reassured themselves about the health aspects of the material before offering it for sale two reasons 1.

FILE NAME Owens Corning OC DATE 1941 May 13 DOC OC062 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Letter from Lawyer to Corning Advocating Hard Ball Tactics = 2 < = .

Mellon Institute of Industrial Research UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH Re PROGRESS REPORT for the I USTRIAL HIGIEIIZ FOUNDATION Subjects under which report is to be indexed week ended May 15, 1944 Industrial Fellowship No. 259-10 3 copies made: 1 - Mellon institute 2 - Industrial hygiene file Dnst counts on samples obtained fn the Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company's Crystal City sand mine were made on May 7 and 8.

FILE NAME Talc TALC DATE 1948 DOC TALC108 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Journal Abstract - Pneumoconiosis Due to Talc in the Cosmetic Industry Downloaded from oem.bmj.com on October 2 2014 - Published by group.bmj.com 54 BRITISH Journal of industrial medicine Estimation of the respiratory capacity especially during work under a load gave valuable information about the amount of damage caused by the dust But even at rest the diminished respiratory reserve is often noted long before there are any radiological changes The morbid changes do not occur in any clearly defined order but there is rapid spread of diffuse hyaline degeneration with particular injury to the elastic tissue It is difficult to distinguish in the radiograph the aluminium lung from one which is tuberculous but spontaneous pneumothorax is common and the loss of elastic tissue produces characteristic distortions of the pulmonary and cardiac outlines The macroscopic changes recorded are readily explained from examination of microscopical sections G.

grcWhe- n/'T C' llr^irS Some Effects of Cigarette Smoking, Arsenic, and S02 on Mortality Among US Copper Smelter Workers Philip E.